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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03
STRING BonNETS AND HATS.
The Latest FAncies for Voman's Head
Decoration. and Where To Find Them

The Latest FAneies for woman's Head
Decoration. and Where To Find Them.
The world" says a popular novelist
Judges woman by her bonnet for it Is.
50 to speak. the frame in which the face is
set aud on il more than on any other
adventitious circumstances the beauty oil
the face depends. The refore, the woman
who persists in trying on fifty bonne's. 1t
need be. until sha finds one to SUIT her, is
provided she buys it when found-rather
20 he admired than ridiculed. AS the
ba!my weather yesterday reminded
tue ladies' that Easter with its call for new
hats and bonneis was at hand. il will glad
den their hearts 10 known that kendalls
annual Sp-ing opening of French pattern
bonnets aud mats. which takes place next
Thursday aud Friday. will snrpass anything
% the kind heretofore attempted In Grand
;apids. Snch infiniic variety in shape ani
colOriHC is shown a. keadalfS that no
woman has any excuse for buy
ing an unbecoming bonnet. In
place of the plain Milan of
former seasons there is thegrsa.es. variety
of fancy mixed straws. Small. ciose-ti.tiDs
hpnnets. such rs the Little Toke" or Mi
kado will be the most popular for both Ia
dies and misses. The trimming will be IS
elaborate as therefore,, bat flowers are not
"a large as formerly. consisting chiefly of
poppies, small rose buds and smsll fancy
MIXED montchers. Beaded trimming will
be as popular as ever. Silk and velvet
gaaze material, however, with ribbon 10
match will be the most popular TRIM
ming used, and there is apparently
no end to the display Kendall is making in
THIS line The Leading shades are bellotroPe
aud new shades of PINK, red and green and
all kinks Of combinations OF drab aad gray.
fheu. there is beaded gauze and gauze with
chenille and fancy mixed and plain gauze
mixed with chenille. Mr. Kendall, who
has long ceased to rave over the artistic
creations in millinery, expressed II mildly
when he remarked That the stvies 20 far
this season gave universal satisfaction, for
seysrll ladies' only few feet away fairly
went Mild with delight over several trimmed
bonnets one OF the salesladies was exhibit
inC. II is worthy OF mention that Mrs.
Cory, Miss Quinn and Miss Annie Ninton.
than whom there are no more comOetent
AMI popular miiiiners in Grand Rapids,
still continue in charge of the millinery de-
partment AZ ksndslis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

~ Far relrreel ef i irsdsv frpm
NirnaefaiI- utef- te las tevu f1r fie -issr
fsn tf Ee ssvs ta3t Pc .srrrr xst-it
vsfD Ell. flfsstlt taPfs Ca cuitsy ias.
tnst fb- ..ffene1 iaid aside the'f
cr1fs Nls Fslf caves lst IA sil-- hf
efsf ser fir e-s ef in'ienBH- eng Is ni
beg atl s.rfs Ter -ts er a-elai9kaies her
nls E3ssr 81 Fsnl pressnfsd hsr has-
hsnI vifn la.r ~ tFtrs sfns nsHt Isst
V.e are fie iuf-r ttsf-.ffd rsut-rEsd
fext esy rs lleu { Nelr 80 ost ief hi-at
there ,r.sn'f = lasv 10 ~ -ssn. tgf tiis
uoftin,. tiss sret - ~ sglEa, sii oter
M. rsl McEor lplvss s-srd Rtqsi~ fo-
ress& .n frestar in seareh 81 irs>so
wfasaer frd -.o.I hs.ith He Crets 80 p q
~ ttse re.1f fve weesS csrf. ~
NJ orse gees = EN- Hr. Netof
rre-sert a FILTER cf this city. lsft vestsr
'at r Nen. al lsn ta . slsts a.~ s3n
ari tsu-ater who ar sfiert-- Maple
Weed tanve1s IN sLat cifr a2 siI - sb-
eenr several ve-Rs
TIE Ni-ses N-fis and Bsfle F-suk,in. Of
Eae.bpcrt waa have been spsnd'rE flr
Wi1.er wien Ms Wrgert 81 tro.d $.
have Returned tCrse
Mss Ng-ts Ease s. spendar vsession
~eek rlfr fpr Dtrents in thfs CITY Sac fs
= rsemcer ef foe ssnsor -'sss ftf fhs H;eh
school 81 Hastnis
N-s p f. Ttarsr IS in fhe -itr - euss
of htr sister. Nrs. HsrrT Sianuen -ne
.on.srni stes returning fere % resi.ts era
iors.
NJ Charlie Aver af Borcn tr1ttsr -f
Ne r. NcgcF srriVs.i IN this citT GA ca
ursay
rs-~v s Eafcn of Duluth Ninn istn
a., -ifv risitfnE hs or0fheT. G. ~ Esfor.
r. standing COMMITTEES And Sosri oi
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

HsF6sr, Books. OF Sand Lake. was cali
Ia on his old friends yesterday.
Nrs T. L Morning OF SI0cking-st.. has
returned from few days visit ~ Detroit
The Ina waa.dA uia club will give their
mex. hop a. ths West side Armory April IS.
Miss MaliIda Jackson. OF FOurth-st.. left
YES erdsy foE short stay with her sister at
Lansing.
Miss May MONTGOMERY. Of Kalamazoo
j.. spending = lev days with l.ields on tue
Nest side.
Wm. Roberts. OF West Fulton-st, has re-
turned irou aaiusb. Ninn.. where he has
been ior The past two months.
TIE tsegmaais eocicty viii give the gres,
est ball oi tee sA8sou at their nAu Oa Front
30. q week from % morrow utgnt
The fiue-I u Mrs.. s)phil 81 Sabsgy'
who died FRIDAY viii os held from the res
Idence. llJ Jackson s. this II Jrnlns.
TIE street cleaners wers busy ~ WORK on
west BRIDGES yesterlay. aud succeeded ia
realty imgrOFins tue .OOxs OF thW thor
0Ighiare.
Fred Larraway. the bov who received the
bsokeu arm Few dal 5 sine while p-acils-
.ng f1r ne cirC,is iing, is slowly recovering
tiOsa his inlaries.
Tho mas Riehsrds. an old gentleman.
~aB thrown ton rassy near ,ne ohas-
mu ave. faIirOat cfJSslns yeSterday morn
'Hg sn quite sesi0sly hurt
Tae ~ joseph ; c.oty will give gran
> tas;er sncsrt a. tue CAsiIO on Scrioner--t.
ncxt Sani4s evening The participants
b ave teen hylding reHcsrs8ls fOr some time
and al exestiens programme may oe sx-
peCtsG.
Nr. aud Nrs Lgus Tay. OF Broadway.
celebrated toe tS~uty-iifth anniversary OF
their mzsrisZe Fciisy eveaIns. AoOIs
ATTY Oi tae.r .flends Were present ana after
refreshments We're served. progressive
en- are Vas n order uatd an early hogr yes
,srdsv mOruiug.
The fuucra! Of Peter Werlich. will os
held frou the family Fesifencs on West
/ S.I1 .,e-s... at ) Oc'Ocx this afternoon. The
mernOer II the turner sn | Ag0iter : pcietieI
AID 0f DOsic T.. .,dke r. g. A. n. ali Of which
De wes an esg-e med me nbsr, VIII att.1d
the fgneia in 4 90 s..
flc,i Warwick. a young Berlin farmer.
vas S-vsfciy burt last evening ry beng
t.f3~I ifoIi a. wagon win runaway
Team. The morse, becauis RI shtened at ID /,
evening" paS.ea<er grsIn on he - Il. & /.
2. X au' rsn wss, on SAasmUt-aye .
abo1t Gse oi0l - before TIC youtis tnsn was
rhroW1 ous. tie s.ru-< ua hs nc&i aid
ltv iDr ss@ "a aEfes 10 Al unc iLSciods
Clnl.ii0n. The norsss were caught gitu-
ugt far hsr dsn,pge. AMI Nr. Warwick Wa
pu- n i.e Nyz %. ant g Cuup,e % Young
iGon volunteered to t4<s hin - bis nJ.ne
ios scsber ~Igh doctOs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

4 German thea.rs manager thinss he
bss setl.ea The wearing of bounets n
theatres - P.aeios ; p'acard at THE en-
irsnfe sruoLncins ths- only laiiss of a.
.t3it srtain sse are permIr'ed 70 wear them
.--uit al tbe ..t1.es ~ ifr7 leal--t This
f..t4 nsr ap ~ ~ w.t. ffsrns7 cres-
r.rss au muinfre. tut E. woTitnt work
sur,n csit Sitl SGD s-.'s.fe crea.i0ns -
,.i..s s-s> ,asaug iv Sclu,izes mi iinery
es1eoTiuu ~ - OctsS4-s.. ia ths ue y
Airreb n9cs. i8 Let. Or can't ~
tn.hsin.- SO - lest. f7r tle women them
-eivs- cs}iI pass t'ie isltce witlout going in
snf enc vsinsp remarked GO the - .erfs-
n.tt tle s'eAt rss ~ersi a desaa pisv&
ALL t1e ls.-~t -. i-st1 mas AMI homes.
tfi-i4t~l al lsfrimolst snt 81 fle
utls.Itat &c -ssrs ass fs.f'.f3n iu resfi,c-s
ans lovers are shova here simulC,naatI-ir
si-h aeir ~ni,st--nes ~ Nsw Tp-k Tas
fzLs ~ ii sttfa tdsises = e ~ q laty
.esse - cs'i en- etsnin- Ssnu z.s sif-
rsy et -.Hi1-. --fies how oirraaHlz
taeir Et-t-r .ffuet- 81 8ts s.se where
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

Nrv. RI. T. BREMEN. "a Nonros-st. :.
wishes to call the attention OF his friends
abd customers 10 ihe fic. ihst on next
wednesday Gni ThGrsdsF. Ap-il g.h and
1th. she will have her usilal Spring open
sng. aise.nriak tas ri DC e assbrtmsns of
millinery goods ever shown IN Grand
IS i9 Ms. Hrennea - "a lady OF rare
gool ,ss's, sad hss bsd tie a. lrantage o.
p-tts.tinz herself IN / that pertains 10 her
uuauess In t1- Itsi fr1ni wnencs We draw
iarxsy fo- fashions n dress vsating
~. srsl AMI enc j. ably assisted by Mis-
in-ersoli. one OF Tie most fashionable tim
fuers fn Ice eitr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03
n SOCIETY CIRCLES.
The R3nins are Here and the
EasEer Bonnets Ccming
sfaK SUITS a lat gLlg Ga
Cloa Z 1ir1er "a Ef.-aft - Pfeff =
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

fae C...ia - tha sss. sisza 4 el&axs ase
t.s t.i>sEf.,i l1ssrsst
h47 Eak t.t eatasss a-r lsT-enee
si-re rs ths : &c .aeas ss.t elil l.Hsilss'i
ef Ii,a e. fsa.es faaa4. 81 .. l1e 3 .asf-
s4s - sslse u ioasea. leg ssaias
e sss4s.sllsa a. tas ..a.s - IS apgsAraaes
hs-e fess r1sg a.s.i fs- trtslcsals 1rs~er
a. a. SC Eslk t Lr llrl.H tssrf he
aeti4sar - .-usshf. Aa4 sfrss f1si 81
4. -fl.l i5slis1sfe1 oiislness sttn lls = ller-
iasn tes1se d.fsaz ssFsla nioItts I'D
1888 s4 4t.el iarz- setas ol i444sf were
a-i o-i ~ - Lisu 4i.s ta- fxciau<a 4f.1
sr.i 1fslts Hc.e Asasr ta4l t-S -
- a1e Ee.t tae see0Aa-s ~ fns ifs9-af-
i-eGs ssa isis. j = fcyressatrl to Ar. Bars
3 .t4 Aan- at Iisi- raat 2.fsnces ez isied "a
fatar ~ l+ &. t.-a.4ss 90 s.it1 zcr1 ln-s. a.
30 ells.4 is = as oiisefsiss nol latssIned
Sin re.s Us irt saea Issiele.=d o-,iAue -
srre 81 .-ili4 - .ti' . crest 2st.s tue raiel
p-s .eai.. ~ Ell. a. irs sac Ol 50 per gclt-
sut tlas ns lxs9auzs og mesus taege5l
lf4at a. olsy lToe4IrI lflu t1e de'su1snf
3, g-rs a eet.are-s a. sa s.sss--ssle an04as ~
80 e11 smsos Shich s-' lhsre acceptaoces
- t1r d- siiaa4l Say abe % ae or1sr ~ lDe
kscne "a ~. .0ae d. a cili cfaS Sn IA London on
D-, l. -, eEglrrfy DAYS ahs~ da'e uuoB The
f.ndsut a. N-~ 4rx 80 14I422. ana
suo.4rf aiu .raKn iA Nsx l0rk Oa Nay =,
So a. four ms8til- sfLef thst da.e upon Ar.
Is .-fsil o. s. gv1 aud another dr4wn ia
Ses foFs Jan- - 81 BE i1u- months tor
sttJ tlat e4 0i t9- iraiis we're accep'ed
~ Mr Lasfrt la @r~ f0f<. tnar such
s.fafls eud - ep-aae~s were ssCl i0r nsur-
uils aai u0 y sal iat-rsst aaa are void ar
HsrEets "a ti-r says that tie acc=ptaincrs
lage come iul0 possession 0f the piaintil In
this c4se tnr3dgh pretended Inducements
f-r collection OF Otherwise. as % wnlcn ne
bas DO kno glesEe d. SIR. Barrett AYERS
tr 4. toe snl drafts FOR usary iuoney consti-
tlte the tanse of DE nlalatifi action. and
notLioE essf, that toe drafts are each With
1-t cor sii,gs'i0n and are now the property
Of he Aneflesu exchange snc not Ot the
nftInitH
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

A. rle rex Ar meeting Of ths Yves. Side
lao e. Literary Cub. yesterday sissrnoou.
ihe coiauiuvs eos sSicars reported con.
tnntaz to .tldy q. esoluiiou. fhs
rvofetoa usrotHe-is rhc Substance OF
&c Mad See faul-s 0t the ilul1an
l.scs ssafIass afarn Definitions ot
ife ssr sass.t o. HefnsTr cosbcer. Toe
ini-reitqns cluNs-,f of several shpst
srteef ffss tae legrr A-n Chance. '
bv a. srlgs Du1lpg war ~ ~ fh- tltv and
ri,t : a. "a nuenf. trunrsen Efrsv
Awe sr8 sauf. sSfra-ls froaI toe siul
scrte-hlaE Tue ,ufunffffe ga itersf4r.
fppo,. uest sam day. taenls are invite
e. -t rfa-sHr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

Sprin- has come at last. and those max
Ing preDarasioDs to paper their house es
should not fail TO visit Brsdtieid & Co. 20
NonrOe-st. Thev have the largest most
comulete assortment OF wall paper. picture
frames and general house decorations in
the city and as cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

Mrs. s D1uya a. ,sn s5 N0af0s- a. is cole
aVens for ibs O,d steam aud lreisad Dylns
Es-shlssametf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

We feel it pleasure 10 certify to the
superior merits OF Chsmplin's Liquid Pearl
for the complexion. We have used il with
entire satisfaction
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

N1v = fhe tms - z-t v9a ra0-os taken 4.
iar rasr are - heap ard 6n s1ei 81, bssat e.
faflf 81 81 Isnsl-sL htt j.. 4ulsi.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

Sweuaud has secured the right Of drawing
the celebrated CurneF Ginger Ahie from his
s0untau.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

The on~ 5eutIst r. TIC cry ~bo a3H -
issers aeth ritalzsl ar an 9 gas l5r - Bass
is>s exf-s-ti'r ol tseth. . II Eal.en.
whose tcst9i re1rns srs 2 - tsnai-st oVer
tEe -fsr flaftirz Heusr Ttr Kutsn s
hs,iainx ea e itrrr ds fsi isrsrftce esfspti az
" IN zoe n-ssr afitsn aes lsre ~ ie-fs
There Sd pr-'f*s,s ~ stsr - q ths essg fi-l.
ing ss god xors sr s1ttt as ake tse ee
prices ct srrpsi 81 ~ f1 en-
fr-sc vag1- men teeire - secfrs tsh >
eosnt ia private fanny Address B ,ze
ok3es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03

went 20 Close rai s'l Heating Stevs-
v,ihin sss rex fhrtr Ds7s asld in order
so 80 * ~ ua4ss als-9s - som = ~
- rer cert Rsnera5e- = u only sx
m nths before y vi Re 'ias 70 pst
stoves r tse Fall ard 81 Tsr eeu- for ssf
months is g. rsr cant rsr snnsm on Tels
mon.v
gsek STOW xad fan Ire q Hs-dvsFs
= a sraaH slF- .se af-rs t
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-03
TO pREvrvr WRINKLES. The Belle Of

| Baltimore What she qses 70 besu'ify aud pre-
serve The con girxs.r.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
Misused Words.

Accousfles Is always singular.
Cut bias, and not cut on the bias.
Allow should not be used for admit.
Come to see me, and not come and
see me.
Bursred is not elegant and is rarely
correct.
Almost with negative is ridiculous.
"Almost nothing" is absurd.
The burden of song means the re-
Train OF chorus, not its sense or mean
ing.
Bountiful applies to persons. not to
things, and has no reference to quantity.
AfAble only opplies when speaking of
the manner of superiors TO interiors.
Methinks is formed by the impersonal
verb think, meaning seem, and the
dative me; and is literally rendered, it
seems to me-
Admire should not be followed with
the infDitive. Never say, as many do,
II should admire to go with you." etc.
This error is singularly fashionable just
now.
Allude is now frequently misused
when thing is named, spoken of or de-
scrised. 1t should only be used when
anything is hinted at in a playful or
passing manner, Allusion is the by.
play OF language. "-[Tweed's New
Grammar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
The Gufde.POst.

Translated bv Bayard Taylor from the A
lemannia German dialect of J. p. Hebel
Dye know the road to tn barl of flour?
Al break o. day let down the bars,
And plow your wheat field hour by hour
I'LL sundown-yes. till shine of stars.
You peg away the livelong day,
Nor loaf about, nor cape around;
And that the road TO the threshin' floor,
And into the kitchen, I'll be bound!
Dye know the road where the dollars are
Followed the red cents here and there;
For if a man leaves them. guess
He won't find dollars everywhere.
Dye know the road to Sundays rest
Jist don't of week days be afeerd;
In fed and workshop do yr best,
And Sunday comes itself, I've heared,
DYE know what road to honor leads?
And good old are Pa lovely sighti
By way o. Temperance, honest deeds.
And tryin' to do y'r dooty right.
And when the road forks airy side
And you're in doubt which one it is.
Stand still and let y'r conscience guide;
Thank God, ii caa't lead much amiss!
Go, fearin' God, but lovin' more!
I've tried to be an honest guide,
You tnd the grave has got door,
Ana somethin' for you t'other side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

sons who, as horsemen. know no super
iors. Another point of the horse-breed-
ing economy Of the East must here be
noted: the Arab horses are never mutt.
lated, but are left as nature intended
them to be. with their parts complete
A Musselman would esteem it a crime to
dock the tail of his steed, or to crop its
ears. Bailey's Magazine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

years has been satisfactory and
excel everything done previous this
great forgotten the
Gingham sae sold yards of Gngham best quality
being 12a and 5c They have not
SALE 1000 EACH They
sale Onch Sug
these things and when
further anything that have done
previously appreciate fully the magnitude of such advanced
prepared establish declaration made
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
tite, Yellow skin? 5hiioh's Vitalizer is a
positive cure. c. F. Heinzeman. agent, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
Wednesday, January 10th, at Hale's.


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
ana IndigestisIe Food

The following table. especially pre-
pared by an eminent New York physi-
clan, will be found of practical interest,
as givipga clear idea of the food easily
digested, that which is moderately easy
of digestion, and, lastly what is difficult
to digest:
Easy of REORGANIZATION, hare.
swee,bread. chicken. turkey, partridge,
pheasant, grouse, beef tea, mutton broth,
milk, turbof, haddock, founder, sole,
fresh fish generally, roasted oysters,
stale bread, rice, tapioca, sago, arrow.
rsot, asparagus, sea ka'e, French beans,
caulihower, baked apples, oranges,
grapes, Strawberries, toast-water, black
tea.
Moderately digsstible Beef, lamb,
rabbit, young pigeon, duck, wild water.
woodcock, snipe, soups, eggs mot hard
{ led. butter, turtle, cod, pike, trout,
raw or stewed oysters, potatoes, beets,
turnips, cabbage, spinach, artichoke, let.
tuce, celery, apricots, apples, currants,
raspberries, bread, farinaceous puddiugs,
Jelly. marmalade. rhubarb plant, cooked
fruits, COCOA, coffee.
Hari to digesi-Pork, roast clans.
veal, goose, liver, heait. brain, salt meat,
sanssges, hashes. mackerel. eels, salmon,
behring's, halibut. salt fish, Holsters,
crabs, shrimps, mussels. oil, melted but
ter. hard-boiIed eggs, cheese. fresh
bread, mullins, buttered toast, pastry.
cakes, custards, nuts, pears, plums,
cherries. pinespples. cucnmbers. carrots,
parsnips, peas, beans, mushrooms,
pickles, chocolate.
The use of mineral waters, now SO
common, is likewise pernicious. The
relief they afford is but temporary,
while the injury they infict upon ths
system becomes chronic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23


TO drnnk the znllk sf the camel and the
eve a miak disd is greatly approved of,
serznse Uxnerx of the horses think that
Il n xuod fr the health Of the animal
and zarsnrrhens Eitb0ut 1attenlng it.
Camel1x milk n also SAID to be imbued
vith uhs power of innpartang speed OF
E1b 10 thDss who drink ii, whether man
% h1rst- Another pDant connected with
rhe fsse4 cd horse I'm the desert ought
30 be zrua5a9 by tnainars at home, that
n. TshEz the znamal sbonld be made to
eat hr5ey- Had npt seem the mare
rrusflure the S1aa / should have said IT
wns the hArlsF," is AN Arab saying
Another snyang n. ~Mhen You purchase
a h1rze fssa kam with barley till you
xn.w tine rDeasnrAof his stomaeh-a
xsss6 h1rsssnzn onght TO know the
naeasmus of hErIfy suited to his horse
"A exAr1ly M ths measure of powder
szine1 90 hls gun-
L have nDH, perhaps. said enough to
xhnw the lowe of the Arab for ms steed
and the care EhnH IL taken to render
the znsr..sl of ralus, and his value be-
nx zaEnrsd- care fpr the horse is incul-
ezszsd- -Mazn yDu dlsmount, think OF
ysGr hsrss btfsrE yOu think OF yourself;
q = ne vino has carried yoE and is to
earrF Fsu REEln "a mosf excellent sen-
tznezr- skarh shuuld be printed End
zazes1 upun ths back of every stable
1ssr- A1Ddbsr Arab Saying about the
zsue whath nssrIas attention ia, Run
ssf Yurr stsas IN the teeth of a strong
uinf Il yun 3nsins TO ksep hum m good
bes11h- Ons more sentiment should b.
kzps ~ rza1s- The grave of horseman
= zawz5s Opens when, therefore, a man |
as1Enax hit sassd be oHght To say, "In |
tie nzne of AlEahTr
buse5ing Ehsaaa mot begin TIL the
~sEs = 1ser 4 FsnrE of age and stallions |
sk1szts md be brvaxht infO nse till they |
hare ssen yeUs-1hess are thought by |
Arxbs TO be good Arrangsnents and are
SAe frsiHz Ut knDwis2ss anquirad BY per-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

Reduced from good bright 25c
to l0c
hundred Silk
sold
such a number of different kinds in stock.
hundred yards Moss 25c
and yards SOC